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Starting at the very top, the level of dishonesty in this administration is unprecedented and cause for grave concern.
You’re breaking laws, and ruining lives, but have you ever considered the possibility that you may, someday soon — cross the wrong person?
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According to the founder of the Environmental Voter Project, the best way to move beyond despair is to take action.
As the world looks on agape at our leaders’ brash bullying tactics, the fight for decency is well under way in our neighborhoods and towns.
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Pam Bondi will be an attorney general like no other. And that’s not a good thing.
Donald Trump’s address to Congress really did highlight the state of the Union, and it isn’t good.
The contrast in leadership between the US and Canada was on full display Tuesday, as Donald Trump reveled in his trade war while Justin Trudeau tried to rally Americans and Canadians alike.
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For a second time this year, we compiled a list of lawmakers who are most brazenly seeking attention.